Carbonised wrote: »Just did the 3 Summerset dailies, and only got 1 Culanda drop. One of the many, many faults in the shoddy implementation of this.
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Same. The drop rate for patterns is decent but you can't make anything.
TheNuminous1 wrote: »lol I love how yall are complaining about 3k laquer when so far on console they are aversging 10-15k each!
we are not complaining about the price. we are complaining about the rarity that causes aforementioned price. also, bear in mind, PC had a head start, and its STILL pricey because its such an unreliable pain to farm.
the only people I can see defending this nonsense are people who are not into housing themselves, and just like to profit of its rarity. and to you I say... highly painful suggestion of "where to go and what to do with yourselves" redacted.
SantieClaws wrote: »This may best be summarised as saying that when life in Tamriel, or any particular aspect of the life, becomes more of a chore than a joy then it is in danger of ceasing to be appealing.
We live to discover new things, to be rewarded proportionally for the tasks we complete, to relax by our fishponds, to relax by stabbing elves or stabbing giant chickens.
Life in Tamriel should not feel like a job on an assembly line no. Do this, get this, repeat, do this get this, repeat.
Building a chair or two should not be so difficult.
We are not asking for all the world at our feet with no effort - of course not. Just to be able to do the things we enjoy without doing so much of things that we cease to enjoy after doing them 20 times already.
If the lacquer dropped from kills, if it could be found in ore nodes, fished up, found in chests, obtained from deconstruction, even in wardrobes - that would be a little better than this doing the same thing over and over again.
Yours with paws
Santie Claws
TheNuminous1 wrote: »Im a housing lunatic. I dont even have it in me to go over the case and point on that fact.
but im ok with the culanda laquer situation. makes me do dailies and spend time in summerset. the recipes drop more even if it takes me awhile longer to actually craft the item. and it makes me spend more time yearning and earning instead of instant gratification.
MLGProPlayer wrote: »TheNuminous1 wrote: »lol I love how yall are complaining about 3k laquer when so far on console they are aversging 10-15k each!
we are not complaining about the price. we are complaining about the rarity that causes aforementioned price. also, bear in mind, PC had a head start, and its STILL pricey because its such an unreliable pain to farm.
the only people I can see defending this nonsense are people who are not into housing themselves, and just like to profit of its rarity. and to you I say... highly painful suggestion of "where to go and what to do with yourselves" redacted.
3-6k per item is not a lot. Let's say you use 100 of them. That's 300-600k. Housing is an expensive hobby in this game. An extra couple hundred thousand gold isn't a big deal.
And the price will obviously continue to fall. It will be under 1k in a few weeks.
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TheNuminous1 wrote: »Im a housing lunatic. I dont even have it in me to go over the case and point on that fact.
but im ok with the culanda laquer situation. makes me do dailies and spend time in summerset. the recipes drop more even if it takes me awhile longer to actually craft the item. and it makes me spend more time yearning and earning instead of instant gratification.
Again, I don't think anyone is asking for "instant gratification". I am fine with drawing it out, and taking my time but...
The game has been out just under a month, and I've done the dailies every day on two characters (I know, I'm a slacker) and I have a whopping 20 lacquers in my inventory. I made two things - a pillar and a rug - so I had 24.
Twenty four. Approximately one a day for doing three dailies - delves being fairly easy, WB not so bad if you can get a group up (harder to do now that the "new" has worn off) and geysers which is a sit around a wait festival. That's just bad ROI.
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Fang_of_Lorkhaj wrote: »Lack of? I have almost a stack tf you mean lol it's called a farm for a reason
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Fang_of_Lorkhaj wrote: »Lack of? I have almost a stack tf you mean lol it's called a farm for a reason
Not only the Culanda lacquer, but some Summerset furnishings take multiple zircon grains. I saw a zircon based cup that costs 11,800 gold to make.
Why introduce such awesome new furnishings, and then make it so very few even attempt to make them?
Not only the Culanda lacquer, but some Summerset furnishings take multiple zircon grains. I saw a zircon based cup that costs 11,800 gold to make.
Why introduce such awesome new furnishings, and then make it so very few even attempt to make them?
Harrdarrzarr wrote: »I keep getting those lacquer from the dailies in Alinor
The Hlaalu Gaming table (which costs just 1 bonemold) is the only one worth making to sell really, plus the bath tub which doesn't require bonemold at all. I have enough bonemold in stock to make a dozen gongs or turtles but I can't be bothered to use them for that. Even at material costs + guild tax I doubt I could sell a dozen turtles in an entire year. They are just not impressive enough items to justify the high cost of making them.Carbonised wrote: »Only a few small number of people bother selling the Hlaalu Gong and the Hlaalu Turtle, simply because their crafting cost is so immensely high, and the selling value is low. No one wants to spend 50k for a small turtle box.
Wreuntzylla wrote: »Not only the Culanda lacquer, but some Summerset furnishings take multiple zircon grains. I saw a zircon based cup that costs 11,800 gold to make.
Why introduce such awesome new furnishings, and then make it so very few even attempt to make them?
Because idiots like me get impatient and buy the furnishings from the crown store.
bellatrixed wrote: »But, for the people who are really upset with how much time they're wasting grinding--you might have better luck grinding gold and then buying culanda lacquer from other players. Gold grinding is generally more of a sure thing so you're more likely to make progress than if you're hoping to loot a specific item.
Just throwing that out there.
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »bellatrixed wrote: »But, for the people who are really upset with how much time they're wasting grinding--you might have better luck grinding gold and then buying culanda lacquer from other players. Gold grinding is generally more of a sure thing so you're more likely to make progress than if you're hoping to loot a specific item.
Just throwing that out there.
But what happens when everyone stops grinding for them? Then there will be no more to buy.
Carbonised wrote: »It should at least be a guaranteed drop from the daily reward boxes, plus make it decon'able from the Gryphon zone set, which should be converted from Ancient Elf to Sapiarch style.
SantieClaws wrote: »Additionally if they feel this system is liked and successful then the same model is likely to be applied going forward. Especially if they generate the coin they seek in the sale of crown housing items as an alternative to us crafting them.
So let us continue voicing our feelings on the matter yes.
Artificially hobbling a crafting system by making the required materials so rare and expensive is not a welcome or appreciated approach.
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Santie Claws
WhiteCoatSyndrome wrote: »bellatrixed wrote: »But, for the people who are really upset with how much time they're wasting grinding--you might have better luck grinding gold and then buying culanda lacquer from other players. Gold grinding is generally more of a sure thing so you're more likely to make progress than if you're hoping to loot a specific item.
Just throwing that out there.
But what happens when everyone stops grinding for them? Then there will be no more to buy.
If they pay well, people shall grind them.
I am selling stacks of the stuff and I am not even trying.